Food People Normally Eat During Halloween

Do you know the food people normally eat to celebrate the spooky season? Singaporeans might not be familiar because Halloween is not widely celebrated in Singapore, since it is more of an American tradition. Hence, here is a list of food often eaten during Halloween which you can craft with your family and friends for fun!

Candy & Caramel Apples

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The candy and caramel apples are a classic Halloween treat that is a mix of both sweet and crunchy at the same time. They are basically whole apples covered with candy sugar or caramel coating. There is usually a lollipop or popsicle stick inserted into the apple so that it can be eaten like candy. It can be decorated and topped with sprinkles, nuts or other small savouries. 

Pumpkin Pie

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As pumpkins are associated with Halloween, it is no surprise that people have created recipes with them. The pumpkin pie is commonly eaten because it satisfies the sweet tooth, which is perfect for Halloween. With a pumpkin-based filling, flaky pie crust and whip cream on top, there is a burst of flavours and texture once it is in your mouth. Moreover, spices like cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and allspice can be added to make the pie even tastier.

Candy Corn

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It is a common sight to see people giving out treats as part of trick-or-treating and candy corn is one of the standard Halloween treats since the 1950s, hence you definitely need to at least have this candy in your house to celebrate Halloween. Be careful not to consume too much because you might get addicted to its sweetness and chewy texture.

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